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In our advertisement columns this morning
yuu will lind that o: the Double Combination
Store, Eleventh street southeast Offering an
entire new line OF nl.wOol remnants lust re-
ceiycd from the Pacific Mills. They are being
offered at triile above half cost of the goods
bought from the piece: they include real
are Of tho opinion thai It win pay the public
to call and see this excellent class ol goods.
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Repairs to the Const,I,ot,on

The report of the board OF survey on the
Constellation now at Portsmouth, Va, has
been approved and orders have been given
TO begin at once the work OF repalrs to cost
S60,0C0.
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A Cnnsnl hnnnIntnh-

Edward O. Wellep, OF Kansas, has been
appointed by tho President United States
consul at sonneberg, Germany,
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Grain and Provisions.
Following is the range Of prices In the Chicago
market, furnished by B. X. Plain & Co., ST. Cloud
Rnildinn. corner. Ninth mud L sireafs.
washington stock Exchange.
November 8. 1887.

Thafollowing list OF the most active stocks dealt
In on The Washington Stock Exchange is furnished
by Messrs. Bell Il Co., Bankers, No. 1887 Penusyl-
vRnia avenue:
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THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO EoDTE

L 49, 01-" ''
Q'ewport News and Mississippi Valley Com.
pGuy.)
Schedule IN eject June 8. 1857.
Trains leave Union Depot, Gth and II sJs.
1857 A, h.-For Newport News, Ole sunI
Comfort, and Norfolk. Daily except
sunday. Arrive in Norfolk at $40 p, NJ,
li;ei A, M.-Eor Virginia springs stations on
the Chesapeake and Ohio, aud points
west. Daily except sunday, Observa
ton Car Charlottesville 10 Clifton
Forge. Through Pullman buffet Sleep
ing ears, Clifton Forge 10 Louisville and
st. Louis.
1901 M.-fast western express daily. Solid
train, with Pullman buffet sleeping
cars TO Louisville Pullman service to
cincinnati, 81. Louis, Memphis, and
New Orleans.
Olice 5lS Penn. ave.
X. W, FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
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First race--Ovid first, Barnum second. secs
9nd raco-Royal Arch ilrsL, Pasha second.
Third race-Miss Mouse first, ThrlitleSS second.
Fourth race=-Kingston first, stuyyesant second,
Fifth race-Will Davis FIRST, Justin Mack sec.
ond.
THE PooL SELLING on To-DAY's RACES,
Frs, Ira race 6 $50 Richmond, $40; On.
Second race-Richmong, s25: Choctaw. 81;
Royal Arch, sll; Frank. Ward, sS; ovid, SIS;
refRh fSrd sS Sca&s arG 90 MSnis Sla g Bronz,maro
s50! Valiant, s5i: Nellie b, sd.
Fourth race, Kingston, 500; field 80
flilh rHce-W Warrington, $50; Tattler, S2i;
Daly,s entry, sS2i Justin Mack, s2si Lost
RACES ELSEWHERE.
NEw YonK, oct. 3.-The, racing at Gutlep.
berg were largely attended today.
FIRST race-Seyen-e -eighths OF a mile. Clat-
1885.
Second drace-Throe.quarters of mile. Bay
Keoel won, Neptunus second, Blttledore third.
Third race quarters of n mile.
Change Won, Lizzie U second, Pat Dennis
Fourth race-sevcn.eight of n mile. Becky
Won, Lea second, Tony Pastor third. ri0e,
1895.
Fifth race--Mlie and quarter, over five
hurdles Rochester won Jim Carlisle secoud,
Black Tom third. Time, 2:2Sl.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 1,-First days extra
races.
First race--selllng, purse. five furongs. Bill
sterritt won, Skobeleif secOud, Harrodsbug
third, Time. l:02%
Second Iaee-Seliing race purse, four fur.
longs. Balance won, Pat Moran secsnd,
Rambler third. Time O:50l5
Third race-Purse, six ftirlongs. Col. Owens
won, Bankrupt second, Elsie third. Time,
11G.
Fourth race-Purse One milo. Poteen won,
Climax second, Avery third. Time, 1I2I4
SCOTS sTABLE TO Be SOLD.
Congressman W. l.! Scott has about decided
TO dispose Of his stable OF runners. This in
formation has been given out on the authority
OF MIR. schaefer, who represents Mr. Scott at
the track. The report was circulated that the
congressman had decided on this step owing
orously denied, Mr.. Scott claiming that he Is
on the right side OF the books. HIS preference
for breeding, to which he intends to devote
the sale, which will take place In New York
city the coming winter.
National Republican., 1887-11-04
General Passengel
OBAs. X. PUGH. General MANAGE
ClIEDMoNT AIR LINE.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. 4, 1887.
Trains leave d. d P. Station. Sixth and d
$50 A., ,M.-East Tennessee mail daily for
Warrenton, GOrdonsyille, CharlOttes-
Vllle, Lynchburg, and stations between
Alexandria and Lynohburg, Roanoke,
Bristol, Knoxville, Rome Calera Mont
g9mery, and New Orleans. Pullman
sleeper Washington to New Orleans.
ll:24 A, M.-Fast mail daily for Warrenton,
charlottesville, Gcrdonsville, stations
SheSapeaSe and Ohio route, Lynch
burg, Rocky Mount, Danville, and
sts!lons between Lynchburg and Deu-
vile, Greensboro Raleigh, Charlotte,
Atlanta, birmingham, Montgomery,
Pullman sleeper New York to Atlanta
III connection with Pullman Sleepcra
446i%itH 4onidsr 70 S,oSeN,. New orleans and Mann
VleksDuEg, and sRrevaport. ' I'nSsSdtd soiid
trans Washington to Atlanta. Does
Sot connect for G. " o. route points on
?:SS y. M.-Daily, except Sunday for Manas-
sas, Strasburg. snd intermediate sta
tons. Connects at Riverton with $.
V. H. r. for Luray, arriving ut SEQ
tGo p, M.-wcstern express daily for WARREN
ton, GoTdOnsville, Charlottesville, Louis
vi!le. Cincinnati, and St. Louis Pail
man sleepeIs and solid trains Washing
ton TO Louisville; also for Lynchburg,
Bristol Chattanooga, Memphis, Little
Rock, AUD all southwestern points.
Through Pullman Sloepers Washington
TO Memphis without change.
n.DP. M,-SOuthern Express daily for Lynch.
burg, DanYiile, Raleigh, Asheville,
Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta,
atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans,
Texas, and California Pullman Sleep.
ers Washington TO Galveston, Texas,
via Atlanta, Montgomery, and New
Orleans, Pullman Sleepcrs Washing
ton TO Augusta without change.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION
Leave washington 9l2 u. IN. daily, except Suns
day, ana 4a5 p m. daily, arriving at Round
Hill ll:6la; m, and 7l0 p, M. returning, leave
Round Hill Cos a. N. daily and l:S0 p. In., daily
except sunday, arriving Washington $3.50 q. u,
and $3.50 p, m.
Through trains from tho South via Charlotte,
Danville, and Lynchburg, arry n Wash-
ngton $40 a. M, s:23 p m, via Cast Ten-
nessoei Bristol, aud Lynchburg at l0:tu a. N, aud
y;iO p. M, via Chesapeake and Ohio route, aud
Charlottesville at $40 p L.. strasburS local AZ
9A7 Il. m,
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation, and iu-
formation furnished and baggage checked at
ONCE, 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and AZ p4ssen.
ger station, PennsylvHnis railroad, sixth ana
B streets JAS. l., TAYLOR,
l9pnpral laaypnsnpr
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'llke tue sweet SOuln,
Breathing upon bank OF ylolcts."

THE GIANT DWARF. A story for young anl
old. By the Author of "lhe Fitch UllD,'
&c. New York: Thomas Y. Crowoll " Co.,
IL Astor Place. Publishers,
Not many, but appropriate aud good
illustrations, while the story, largely OF
German character, is remarkable for llveli
ness and domestic interest. Truly, as tho
title announces, II is for young ami old,
and which shall enjoy II the more, is our
present puzzle; perhaps the solution being,
both equally.
National Republican., 1887-11-04
|, b. @. Rowland, 4 yrs, los lbs.

q. .Forbe's b, c. Rowland, yrs, l0S lbs.
RSiio, siesei BiousSion. MSS Peficies
:, Austion pools-Choctaw $50, Rowland si3,
Be,ting-.Choctaw 4 to 8, Patrooles 0 10 1 and
10 FOR place. Rowland 8 to }, Edisto 10 to !,
blessed 10 TO !, Brouphion 80 to !, Maia 8 TO 1,
TO ], Mia 40 toll.
secoDd. race-.A handicap sweepstakes OF SIS
each, OF sb If declared; with $500 added, of
which 500 to second. one mile and q quarter
q. ,. Morrls's b. II. Favor. yrs, li5 lbs.
W; Jenningsb. c. Dunboyne, yrs, ios lbs.
summit stables Oh. g. Royal Arch, 8 yrs,
Eolas iSS Ies RRaissTsS RiosmSond Teiis Doe Ic icsss
Florence NJ, and Ten Booker also ran.
Auction POOLS Eolian s25, Favor $40. Dun.
boy ne, s26, and Field si4.
Betting-Fayor TO 1 and to 10 for place,
Dunboyne to and 4 to 8 for place. Eolian
TO ], Richmond to 1. Royal Arch 10 TO /, Telie
Doe 8 TO J, Le Logas 25 to /, Florence NJ 20 to |,
and Ten Booker 40 70 l.
third race-A welter handicap sweepstakes
of $50 each, or s. II declared; with $500 added
Of which slCO to second. Six furlongs. IL de-
g. Cornehlscn's br. g. King Crab, yrs, l15
lbs. mclaughlin. .....: ...... ........... 1
T., A. Millers b. Q. Harry Russell. yrs, lis
p H. Griis G Sb. e. wiiffed, yrs: 10 lbs
Harvard and Glenspray also ran.
Auction poos-King Crab s25, field s2l.
Beltiug-King Crab to 2, Harry Russell 10 to
! and TO for place, Wilfred 2IS to l, Harvard
Fourth race-Furso $3.50 for 3.year-olds and
upward; entrance money (Hl5 ench) TO second:
to carry 10 lbs above the scale; the winner to
be sold at auction for 81, 600, with an allowance
Of lb for each 500 down to $500. One mile.
oden Bowic's ch. g, Vosburg, yrs, 10l lbs.
]. r. Bfancb;s ch. T. Thriitiess. 4 yrs,. io6
lbs. (Chnppel) l)-. .................."....... Q
W, T. stueh'sbr. &. Pegasus, yrs, Ill lbs. .
Scite, Bfsi;, Ten Strike frankie b, The
Bourbon, and orlando also ran.
Anelion pools-Brait $40, field s25.
Bctting-Nosburg 10 to aud TO | for place,
Thriitless 10 to IS TO Tor pncc, Nettle 8 TO /,
The Bourbon to l, Orlando 10 to /, Pegasus
l5tot
Fifth race--Match of $500 a side, was dc.
olared of.
caeb Or s. f deeisTsd With soo sadsd St
which sloo to, second. The steeplechase course.
Five declared.
W.. Daly's CHI. q, VIII Davis, G yrs, 1856
n i9s - Is; .,;
A. ". .weingsrdts b. g. Wellington, q yrs,
155 lbs. (Billings.). ..................... 0
Willie Palmer and I.ittlelellow II also ran.
,Anction ,pools-wellington s25, Littlefellow
Beiting-Will Davis to /, El Mahdl % 10 l,
wellington to 8, Littl fellow to 5, and Willie
Palmer = toll.
ENTRIES FOR To.DAY's RACES.
The probable starters, weights. aud distances
fer to days races at Ivy City are as follows:
First rnce-Purse $500, for horses beaten
since Noy. l. 1887 Entrance money 1915 each)
TO second One mile.
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Third race-Purse $500, for 3-year.olds and
ond. To carry 10 lbs. above the scale. The
winner TO be sold at auction for 81, 800 with an
allowance OF lb. for each 500 below that sum.
~ f,r1
National Republican., 1887-11-04
author of "The Blind Brother. New York
ThomasT Crowell & Co., IL Astor Place.
Publishers

A natural and most interesting story, the
scene being partly in those under rcglous Of
the earth-the coal mlues-regions which
seem TO possess great attractions for the
author, aud whereby, certainly, his higdcst
powers are called into action.
National Republican., 1887-11-04
THE REPUBLICANS" TIPS.

First race-Ovid first Barnum second. Seos
ond raco-ROyal Arch first, Pasha second.
Third race-Miss Mouse first, ThrlitlesS second.
Fourth race-kingston first. Stuyveslnt second
Fifth race-Will Davis first, Justin Mack Sec
0pi
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LOCAL NOTICES.


MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22I Second 81.
KiNDISG-W Williams & Co.'S saw-mill.
Telephone 452.
u. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No 2j7l Main street.
" You want all pine lumber call on
Brinklcy lumber company, No. l24 JciIer-
son street
Always ask for the Ozark brands Of eli
der and vinegar, and take no other Guar
antccd the best.
PURE and white as the flower whose
name il bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
DEAN x Lilly COFFEE AND SFiCE Co.
STANLEY 4 ANDTRsoS, funeral directors
and emhalmcri, No. - Madison street, are
fully prepared to furnish chairs at resi-
dences, when ordered, for the accommoda-
ton Of friends.
SPECIAL students will I've received in any
department ut the liigbee School, or 10
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, OF IN the
Bu,inc's Course.
Miss CAWniE VI. KtArINu, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach
| ing nj the music house of u. II. Baldwin
As already announced. Miss Heating vii
give free scholarship for the last fv,
months Of the session ~ reward Ia the
pupil having the best record up IA febru,
AIRY Tor diligcnt study andtho highest de.
gree Of perfection.
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MORE INDICTMENTS.
TWENTY-FIVE ADDITIONAL AGAINST
WHARFMAsTER KALLAHER.
james Carr, Kallaher's Deputy, Re-
turns, is Arrested and Put Under
$4,000 Bond to Appear az n Wit
ness Against His Chief.

II there are any signs Of mans guilt by
the multiplicity OF indictments returned
against him by a grand jury, Wharfmastcr
Pat Kallahcr is unfortunately entanglod in
the mcshcs Of the law There was quite a
rustic OF surprise and great deal OF regret
In the wide circle of his friends when 1t
was announced a week ago that the grand
Jury had found twenty eight true bills
against him for the embczzlcmcnt OF wharf
age funds. and his temporary absence from
the city at the time caused speculation TO
run wild rs 10 his criminality, But he ne
turned and promptly gave bond
II was naturally supposed that twenty
eight indictments would about covcrall the
alleged crookedness in his official career,
lint the grand Jury seem tn have found d
fruitful field in the explorations OF his ac-
counts, and continuing their inNestlga-
lions they Yesterday returned twenty-five
additional indictments against HIM on the
game chnwc rs the preceding ones, Tor ices
collected from the following boats:
T. L. Schonck, May u, 1885, 81.
&. L. Chouteau, November 20, 1854, col
lectcd $50; turned over, Sl5.
Helena, March IL, 1886, S23 80; turned
over, SIS.
U.P. Schcnck, November %, 1885, 50,
turned over, 81.
Helena. November 30, 1856, s23 s.;
turned over, SIS.
4. p. Schcnck, May 70, 1856, 81.
L. L. Schcnck, January %, 1856, 80.
Helena, December 2, 1885, s23 %; turned
over, SIS.
Helena, October Il, 1886, sl3i turned
u ?. schenck, April 0, 1887, sl2; turned
u. 7. schenck, May /, 1856, 50; turned
over, 81.
u. z. Schenck, July ., 1856, 90.
New Mary Houston, April 10, 1885, g.
New Mary Houston, April n, 1887, -.
Golden Rule, January l. 1885, 81.
Thomas Sherlock, March =, 1886, SS.
Golden Rule, November ~, 1885, 81.
G.. +. Chouteau, April Is, 1883, $40,
turned over, $40
Golden Rule, July rs, 1884, 81.
G. r. Choutoau, March u, 1854, $40;
turned over, So
CT. Choutcau, November 0, 1884, S2j;
turned over, SO.
James Carr, Kallahcrs deputy, who II
was rumorcd day before yesterday had
skipped the town, returned ON yesterday
mornings train, was arrested Mt once and
taken 30 the court house, and required by
Judge Dullo-c to give bond ia the SUN
OF $1,000 10 insure his appearance as q
witness in the cascs against kallaher. Carr
remained in the shcrG's room all through
the day up 90 = O'Clock, cndeavoring Ia
give tie requisite bond, but up 10 that
hour he had secured but one bonds
man, Mr.. X. A. Speed, Who offered 10 90
on " Coz one-hali the amount. Al the
! Rbove hour neru,v Sheriff McIendon
turned his prisoner over 10 Deputy siieniI
James Webb. with instructions ito wall
him around town, 10 see II lac could oh
tain the additional muchnccdcd bonds
man, aud II is supposed that he succee,ict
in finding one, rs up TO q late hour las
RICH, Deputy Webb had not taken Carr 4
jail, where he was ordered by Judge Du
B0se IN default Of bond.
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syrup of Figs

Is the delightful liquid laxative and tho
only true remedy for habiual constipation
and the many ills depending on a weak or
inactive condition Of the kidneys, liver and
bowels. IL is pleasant remedy to take,
both TO old and young; it is gentle in its
action aud effective; it is acceptable to the
stomach and strengthens the organs on
which II acts. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company san Fran.
cisco, Cal. For sale in 30 cent and ii bottles
by H. ]. Hester and all leading druggists.
Van Vlcct & Co., q. W. Jones 4 TO-, W. n.
Wilkerson & Co., J. J. Miles and = Mans.
field 4 Co. have been appointed wholesale
agents at Memphis.
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Inaolvont Notioo

State II TcnDesace. shelby county-oince County
Court Clerk. Memphis, Tenn, November 2, 1887.
To John League Administrator H. NJ. Johnson
Having suggested the insolvency Of the estate OF
v v. Johnson, dcccasod, you are hcrby ordered
10 give notice by advertisement IN some newspaper
published within the said state, and also " the
toufthOusc door ~ shelby county. tot all persons
having claims against sad estate ~ appear and Gle
the same. authenticated In the manner prescribed
BY law on or before the oh day Of February. isss,
aud amy claim not filed on OF before said day. 81
hiOfc an appropriation Of the funds " said estate
Il made shall h. forever barred bolh In law aud
equity. Witness my hand Al oiiicc, this ~ day OF
NOVEMBER tsS7 4. J, Qul0LEl, CLERK.
~ Thumhs ~ Crcnthaw, u. q,
Notrv IA hereby riyCu ~ above directed.
ifil JOHN L0AGIE. Administrator
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ELIAS SLACER.

Bach, W. p Pointer L. b. Lemay, w. G..
Thomas, VIM. Milligan, Jim Bartlett, j..
Murray, John Campbell John Smith,
Jonn Massey, j. Jones, V. Bcrnardino,
John Smith, II. Luehrmann, A. David
son, VIM. Dominica, David Depalc, A.,
Chidress, Max Mindy, i. A. Patrick, j..
Rickerts, N, Harrison, c. II. Smith,
X. $. Branter, John S. Eads, j. H..
llolmer, X. W. Mcdaniel and NJ Hurvoy.
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POINTS TO PONDER OVER.

We are not selling for $40 Suits and
Overoats that cost us $50. We are
settling $40 Suits and Ovcrcoats that
We paid s. 80 and - 90 for, and which
the tailoH expected 10 get SIS 90 and
$50 90 for.
We do not keep any Cotton field"
woolens to palm of as great clothing
bargains.
We do have splendid all wool CASH
mere, Chcviot and Wors,cd Suits, at
5000, sll 90 and Sr2 80, all tailor
made, and which, II ordered from the
tailor, would cost double those figures.
We don't want you 10 buy blindly.
We want You TO convince yourself
that you can save Money 10y buying
from US. We have a magnificent stock
OF Corkscrew, Fine Worsted, Prince
Albert and other fine Suits, at sl3,
sli 80, $l5 90, and up TO $40.
Fall and Winter Overcoats, all Gus
tom made, from $40 up TO so.
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EDUCATORS COUNCIL.
Convention OF County superintendents
Called 10 Meet at Nashville.


A convention oi the county supcrin-
tondcnis Of public instruction will be held
In the Office Of Superintendent Frank VI.
Smith, Nashville, on Tuesday and
"Wednesday, December and :, 1887,
when the following questions will be dis
euScd, viz
]. School fund, state aud county.
:: County institutes, how TO organize
and manage.
2. Amendments 10 the school laws.
T. Teachers reading circle.
5 University Ol Tennessee.
.. State normal college,
Z. Mode Of examining and licensing
teachers and their necessary qualifications.
y Miscellaneous business.
II will hc, Ia many Cspccls. the most
important educational meeting ever held
In the State. Al county supcrintcndcnts
arr expected to attend
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Fred W. Kraft ct ux. TO VI. c. Atty, lot
8, Parkcr's subdivision, for 81 $50.
J. &. Meriwether ct al. 10 their father,
nine and six.tenths acres in shelby county;
love and affection.
J. W. Clapp and wife TO J. VI. Arbuckle.
lots 202 and POS Fifth and Greenlaw
streets, for 5000.
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4 Told You 40.

Mr.. T. A. Ireland, Of Breen, Phillips 4
Co, Nashville Tenn, says: 81 was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief, and has effected n permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine 90, manu-.
iacturcrs. Nashville Tenn. 10 cents and 81
per bottle For sale at Holster drug store,
M 1Sy Main street
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THAT'S ENOUGH,
DON'T YOU THINK?
II is All That We Promise, But That
Is Better than Others Do.

The MISFIT CLOTHING PARLoRs
have a magnificent stock OF Fall and
Winter Suits, Pants and ovcroats. II
is not piled on our counters mountain
high, and it didn't take sixty locomo-
tives to bring il TO Memphis But II
is perfectly fresh stock; tits all tailor
made goods; it is all neat and fashion,
able, and il is all sold at about one
half It's yslac. ]; is the sort Of clothing
that gives good wear and good salts
faction, and when the quality Of the
goods is considered it is 10 per cent
lower than prices elsewhere.
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WEDDING PRESENTS!

They last forever and never grow old. Prices
are unusually low
We have made extraordinary efforts to sup
ply the demand for wedding presents; beside
bronzes, pedestals, vases, clocks andhne pottery:
we have elegant novelties of various kinds from
Paris, Vienna and Berlin.
In the same department China and Glass
ware) we are also exhibiting beautiful specimens
from the Royal Potteries of Europe, as well as
Havilands French China Dinner, Fish and
Game Sets r.
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REMEMBER THIS.
IN, rr,th Murt De Known

That G aas DIS is the most popular ~.
loon-ksS ne Elm Memphis lie stands he.
hind his bW with his moustacho curlcd,
smiling b. "a friends His dining hous,
always has tic licst o. hU found In the mar
kct Between Vain and Front streets
| and ~ ro,' -trct.
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IGNORED THE SUMMONS.
Jurors Who Must Pay for Monkeyins
with The Criminal Court.

The following jurors, summoned TO serve
In the Coilman ease, were yesterday fined
W. by Judge Duliosc for failing TO appear
James Waliord, NJ. =. Dominica, James
Brown, ] butcher, wv Bradley, W. A..
bradford, Mike Ryan, Vim. Spccht, A.
brumlcy, ". 4. Ayant. A. goldman.
John X. Tagus, Joseph Gaihncy, J. NJ.
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nnrrnIn. In nIIIInrr, nna IInIr

ladies, ~ the season advances, We will
offer great Inducements 10 all purchasers oi
millinery and hair goods We arr deter.
mined to close ont all onr winter good.
during the season. Prices will tell.
I. IANtuNE. Ne. 2i2 Main street
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To srerismrn mud the PnhIIc t.cnrrnII,

Loaded cartridges can hc obtained NJ IN,
following prices until further notice.
~ gauge, 81 ~ per 100.
10 gauge, u - per leo
From the undersigned gun dealers,
II. kurFERscuNipr,
A, j. NiENSA 4 Co.,
FRANK StHUMAN.
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TnE Post Journal has removed to
No. $50 Second street, opposite Court
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Stockholders Meeting.
M ln MaiI 81 M = al 4 iss1.

No 10 WALL IT., ~ " Oct1, 1877.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
company. Tot the election 81 dirctor and such
other cuisines ~ may come before H. will be held
% MtMPlIls, TENN. In the company's Offices, on
thnreiay, November W. iss7. The stock books
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bcr a. ISL POLLS for such election will also 10
opcn Al Huubyiilc, Ala, on said date.
l.. NJ. SCitMAN, Secretary.
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ACCOMPANY

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on. Hundred - Washing Machines

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